React Native Development
React Native is a natural fit if your team (or ours, building your web app) already works in React — a lot of logic, types, and even some UI patterns can carry over between your website and your mobile app. We build with TypeScript throughout for fewer runtime surprises.
Your web team already knows React — why hire two more teams?
React Native lets the skills your team already has ship real native apps on iOS and Android, from one codebase.
- Two teams, two codebases, two bills
- Slower to ship new features
- Harder to maintain long-term
- Your team's React skills, reused
- One codebase ships to both platforms
- Faster iteration, lower long-term cost
less development cost than building native apps twice
of code shared across iOS and Android
faster time-to-launch than two separate native teams
Capabilities
Cross-platform apps from one TypeScript/JavaScript codebase
Native module bridging for anything the JS layer can't reach
Over-the-air updates for non-native-store-review changes
Shared logic between a React Native app and a React/Next.js web app
Integration with existing APIs, auth providers, and analytics
App Store and Play Store release management
Tools we use for this
Common questions
We already have a Next.js website - does that help?
Often, yes. Shared types, API clients, and business logic can frequently move between a Next.js app and a React Native app, which cuts down duplicate work.
Do you use Expo or bare React Native?
We default to Expo for faster iteration and simpler builds, and drop to bare React Native only when a project needs a native module Expo doesn't support.
Ready to talk about your react native development project?
Tell us what you're building and we'll get back to you within one business day.
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